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Ralph Connor House is a historic Winnipeg mansion converted into a rentable multi-room event venue with a lower-level theater and A/V capability. The scale stays intimate: about 100 standing, 65 seated or 60 in the theater. Singer-songwriter, folk, acoustic, classical and chamber performances suit the character of the house far better than oversized production. Musicians who benefit from an attentive audience and a distinctive setting can make this feel like a special-event concert rather than a generic room rental.

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uwcevents@mymts.net

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office@uwcwpgmb.com

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204-954-7880

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Capacity
100
Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Chamber, Classical, Folk, Singer-Songwriter
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Address
54 West Gate, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2E1, Canada
Venue phone
204-954-7880
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